We are a investor only General Contracting company, on top of being RE Investors and Landlords ourselves which allows us to specialize in maximizing our clients returns through different strategies. 50% of our current client load is out of state so we are very much set up to communicate and run financials through our Project management software.

As the world increasingly prioritizes environmental responsibility, leveraging this deduction not only makes financial sense but also positions investors as contributors to a greener future.In navigating the complex landscape of real estate tax credits, investors must consider a multi-faceted strategy.

The first thing I'd recommend is determining what your goals/strategy are-- looks like cash flow based on price to rent ratios in these areas.The reason I'm saying this is because rentals or managing properties in general out of state present additional challenges, so you have to understand that going in and know that things will come up. 

Any specific strategies you found effective?

Hi Anthony,Considering you are entering this full-time with multiple projects at the same time, the BRRRR strategy would be a great way to keep on rolling cash.

I honestly think they thought that a 2% fed rate was going to be the new permanent normal, and after a dozen years so did everyone else from massive hedge funds and REITs to your average BPer who thought S/he could refi till they die. 

We now have a new strategy which we are asking for input on before we move forward at a fast pace to scale quickly in 2024.We plan to use a HML for the Acquisition, Pay cash for Points/closing/repairs(no HML draw costs/waiting periods).

I'd be interested in chatting about some strategies that are working for you.

So, I would like to hear any recommendations of the best books to help me build my knowledge and develop my investing strategy.

This is why I would never throw the rental arbitrage strategy out the window...."